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A roe-d deer

I WOULD like to respond to comments from Suki Wilson who suggests culling deer after hitting one on the road while driving (The Argus, July 30).

She states a deer hit her car – I would suggest her car hit the deer. She states it hit the bonnet – I rather think the bonnet hit the deer.

It is always being suggested we need to cull in some way: seagulls, badgers, now deer.

I think the worst animals on this planet are the ones that stand on two legs.

There must be other ways. More careful driving would be one solution, especially through a road in a forest.

Gordon Dean, Barfield Park, Lancing

Comments(4)

Number Six says...
6:44pm Fri 5 Aug 11

What with Gordon Dean and Ken Strudwick Lancing seems to have cornered the market in pompous pedants

downfader says...
8:34pm Sat 6 Aug 11

Number Six wrote:
What with Gordon Dean and Ken Strudwick Lancing seems to have cornered the market in pompous pedants
Pompous? No. He's correct.
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You cannot expect nature to adapt to our lives. He is right - she hit the deer, not the other way around.
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ironic security words: stop-less

Number Six says...
10:51am Sun 7 Aug 11

I wasn;t there so I don't know. For all I know to the contrary the deer ran into the side of the car.

It was not so much what he said more how it was phrased that I was referring to

graham_Seagull says...
11:38am Mon 8 Aug 11

Number Six wrote:
I wasn;t there so I don't know. For all I know to the contrary the deer ran into the side of the car. It was not so much what he said more how it was phrased that I was referring to
now there's a backtrack if ever I saw one!
The guys refers to the deer hitting the bonnet so very unlikely to have hit the side.

...and he's very spot on - too many people drive without looking around them....a road through a Forest and its probably got the deer warnings in a triangle...so not too many clues then!

There's also triange warning signs with kids in outside of schools...maybe the driver doesnt pay attention to those either!

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